Sentence examples for exaggerated violence from inspiring English sources
It's an exceptional series, brimming with philosophical musings, slapstick humour, heart-wrenching tragedy, an occasionally irreverent animation style, and absurdly exaggerated violence: even a papercut in this universe would result in a crimson reservoir jetting across the screen.
It is a great counter to The Soloist, which with its grossly exaggerated violence, did a tremendous disservice to the community.
In a way, the comic's seemingly exaggerated violence was a peek inside the illogical lobster-tank psyche of ghetto life and its resulting insanity.
But the apocalyptic tone of press coverage is exaggerated: the violence experienced hitherto in Paris is not comparable with Belfast and Beirut in the 1970s or Damascus and Baghdad today.
A seminal 1991 study appearing in the British Journal of Sociology of the scale of exaggerated reporting of violence as a percentage of total coverage of crime was very revealing.
They find that individuals with less exposure to possible attacks react more strongly than those with greater exposure, suggesting they form more exaggerated perceptions of violence.
The paper outlined what the most significant causal factors were for this exaggerated level of violence by developing what was called "an ecological theory of crime".
The movie's other varieties of violence are exaggerated, cartoonish, not just in depiction but in substance.
The movie's sense of detail and proportion is exact, the violence neither exaggerated nor minimized but presented always with clear-eyed accuracy.
The watchdog later said the passage of time prevented a formal investigation, but that there was "support" for the allegation that senior police exaggerated pickets' use of violence.
Yet in her eyes, even the mainstream men's groups are promoting a dangerous agenda, above all infiltrating mainstream opinion with the view that reports of domestic violence are exaggerated and that a lot of spousal abuse is female-perpetrated.
